Cameron Mitchell dies at 75 in Los Angeles
Veteran actor Cameron Mitchell known for Death of a Salesman stage and screen roles and for over 90 films and the TV series High Chaparral died of lung cancer at his Pacific Palisades home. He is survived by his son Chip and agent Ronald Leif.
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Poland Seeks U S Investment to Boost Free Market Path
In Warsaw Clinton urged Poles to accept gradual economic reforms while seeking stronger American investment. Officials said Poland pressed for increased U S aid and pledged programs worth about 200 million dollars as President Walesa highlighted General Motors and General Electric as hopes for growth.
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T. Rex Might Have Been Warmblooded Predator
A North Carolina State University team analyzed a 70 million year old Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil and found oxygen isotope ratios indicating a nearly uniform body temperature. They conclude the giant predator could have been warm-blooded, driving constant feeding and constant hunting activity.
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Floodwaters inundate Georgia as death toll climbs
Divers searched murky floodwaters for bodies in south western Georgia as rain persisted for a fourth day. The flood from Tropical Storm Alberto knocked out water plants leaving 300000 plus without safe water. Firefighters rescued three men from a tree in Macon’s Ocmulgee River. Evacuations topped 14000 in Albany while Flint River threatened more streets. Authorities warned of rising flood levels as creeks overwhelmed levees.
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Democrats enlist Harry and Louise in health care campaign
The Democrats debuted an ad campaign using actors resembling Harry and Louise from insurance ads to argue for universal health care. The spot shows Harry injured and unemployed while Louise accuses him of overcomplicating reform as the two urge Congress to back affordable coverage.
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